Bit Digital昨日追加质押29,900枚ETH，Riot Platforms持续出售BTC，IREN扩张AI算力至150,000 GPU

ME News message, April 14 (UTC+8). According to comprehensive disclosures from BBX Cryptocurrency Concept Stock Information, the global ecosystem of listed cryptocurrency companies showed a clear strategic split yesterday: some companies chose to further deepen digital asset staking to enhance network revenue, mining firms continued to monetize to address operational cost pressures, and other companies seized the trend to migrate their computing infrastructure to the AI market.

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Bit Digital, Inc. (NASDAQ: $BTBT) added approximately 29,900 ETH (about $65.3 million) to on-chain staking yesterday (April 13). The company’s total staked amount for the week reached 73,234 ETH (about $156.6 million). Data source: the on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain. As of March 31, the company held 155,444 ETH, with an average cost of approximately $3,045 and a current market price of about $2,200, resulting in an overall unrealized paper loss of about 28%. The company positions itself as a “Strategic Asset Company (SAC),” with about 62% of its holdings in a staked state. In March, the annualized staking yield was approximately 2.9%, generating about 291 ETH in staking rewards. The company also holds a majority stake in the AI computing infrastructure company WhiteFiber (NASDAQ: $WYFI), forming a dual-track architecture of “ETH treasury + AI computing.”

Riot Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: $RIOT), one of the largest Bitcoin mining companies in the United States, has sold approximately $102 million worth of BTC as of April 2026, continuing the cash flow management model of “mining equals selling.” Based on a BTC price of about $71,000, it is now approaching or already reaching the all-in cost line for most mining companies (including electricity, depreciation, and management expenses). Selling pressure remains structurally persistent.

IREN Ltd. (NASDAQ: $IREN) recently announced that it would expand its AI cloud computing capacity to 150,000 GPUs. After the announcement was released, the company’s stock price rose by about 8% at intraday highs. IREN, formerly Iris Energy, has now become a representative case of a transition from a Bitcoin mining company to an AI/high-performance computing (HPC) data center. It is supported by base income generated from Bitcoin mining for operations, while also making long-term capital deployments into the AI training and inference computing rental markets. (Source: BBX)